When the “Kids First” candidates won a majority on the Hardyston Board of Education, they promised us a new era of fiscal responsibility, transparency, and student-centered decision-making. Bold wo...
Everyone agrees: investing in student success is non-negotiable. But here’s the thing-good investments come with good planning. Otherwise, you’re just throwing money into the wind and hoping for th...
Taxpayer dollars are supposed to go toward students, schools, and actual education - not cleaning up personal squabbles. Yet here we are. Over the past year, Hardyston residents have watched an un...
Good leadership isn’t about being the loudest voice in the room-it’s about earning trust, listening even when it’s uncomfortable, and lifting others up. Lately, though, serious concerns are brewing...
Board of Education members have one job when it comes to money: protect the financial health of our schools-today, tomorrow, and years from now. That takes leadership. It takes tough choices. And h...
In public service, transparency isn’t a favor-it’s an obligation. The community deserves to know how decisions are made and why. It’s basic. It’s non-negotiable. But under Board President Donna Ca...
At a time when every dollar should be going toward helping kids learn and schools thrive, it’s frustrating-and frankly, infuriating-to watch taxpayer money get burned on personal political games. ...
March 11, 2025, wasn’t just another Board of Education meeting in Hardyston - it was a masterclass in accountability, thanks to Nick Demsak. With clarity (and a little fire), Demsak pulled back th...
Tonight’s Board of Education meeting isn’t just another date on the calendar. It’s a critical moment for Hardyston - and two controversial policies are at the center of it all. Here’s what’s on th...
Welcome to Hardyston’s latest episode of “what could possibly go wrong,” where Policy 0174 and unchecked legal spending take center stage. Last month, Board President Donna Carey misled her fellow...